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The third-quarter estimated tax deadline is Sept. 15. Payments could be more complicated for some filers amid Trump's tax changes for 2025.

Many Americans are worried inflation, benefit cuts and not being able to save enough will squash their retirement dreams. Following a plan can help.

The Treasury released an early list of 68 occupations that could be eligible for the "no tax on tips" deduction. But some jobs won't qualify, experts say.

For 2025, certain older workers can make "super catch-up" 401(k) contributions. Here is who benefits from the higher limits.

President Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill" raised the SALT deduction limit to $40,000 for 2025. Here's how to maximize the tax break, financial experts say.

As a financial planner in the early 90s, William Bengen sought to identify a safe retirement withdrawal rate for his clients. The 4% rule was born.

Consumer debt is near an all-time high, and there are signs that an increasing number of borrowers are struggling to pay their monthly bills.

Some lawmakers want a knowledge test to be able to invest in private assets -- which are less regulated and riskier than public ones.

There are new ways parents can save for children, but few parents are taking advantage of the special accounts for education saving.